This is a fast-paced project organised in honour of the European Day for Languages - September 26th. Students are invited to present photographs that represent linguistic scenery encountered in the world around them (words in another European language not their mother tongue) and enter a photography competition.
A short project, but generating lots of enthusiasm! 121 photographs in the competition is a huge number, isn't it? I would like to THANK everybody for getting involved (as Ksenija so suitably has put it) and let us celebrate together! Daniela.
MANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS!YOU'VE SHOWN YOUR EXCELLENT TALENT IN RECOGNIZING THE ORIGINAL LINGUISTIC SCENERY FOR THE CONTEST in taking photographs! My best to all the winners, all the students & Schools that have taken part in this Project! Ksenija
There have been numerous studies to try and understand the existence of language. In one such research, it was discovered that language actually resides in the brain. Language
A short project, but generating lots of enthusiasm! 121 photographs in the competition is a huge number, isn't it? I would like to THANK everybody for getting involved (as Ksenija so suitably has put it) and let us celebrate together!
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MANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS!YOU'VE SHOWN YOUR EXCELLENT TALENT IN RECOGNIZING THE ORIGINAL LINGUISTIC SCENERY FOR THE CONTEST in taking photographs!
ReplyDeleteMy best to all the winners, all the students & Schools that have taken part in this Project!
Ksenija
There have been numerous studies to try and understand the existence of language. In one such research, it was discovered that language actually resides in the brain. Language
ReplyDeleteTHank you for your comment!
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